In this week's episode, we watch the inauguration of Joe Biden and learn how he went right to work writing multiple executive orders. We also meet the youth poet who gave an impressive performance at the inauguration ceremony. Plus, Nick starts the new presidency off with a Politics on Point all about democracy.
Don't let a fear of needles keep you from getting the coronavirus vaccine. We have tips on how to get past the phobia. And learn how music can help patients recovering from COVID-19.
Finally, we talk business with an outgoing girl scout who has perfected her cookie pitch and a shop owner giving folks with disabilities a job in their community.
art therapy (noun) the use of music or art to improve someone’s mental or physical health
executive order (noun) a rule issued by the president that has the force of law
phobia (noun) a fear of something
pitch (noun) a short statement trying to sell or promote something
poet laureate (noun) a person appointed by the government, to write and recite poems during important events
This week we learn about President Biden's executive orders. Now we want you to invent an executive order for your school! Be sure to tell us why you think it is important.
You can use the inbox form to submit your answers. Rick will share some of your best letters in the next episode.
For this week’s poll, we want to know: Which topic should the president focus on first? "The environment," "The pandemic," "The economy," "Equality for all." Click here to vote!
